Let me tell you about the fun weekend of camping, flying, and golf in San Antonio. We stayed at a $10 million luxury RV resort. We also played a couple of rounds of golf and received a massage. The top of the weekend, however, was and seeing the sights of San Antonio from a helicopter.…
Keep ReadingWhile searching the internet for some fun things to do one weekend, my wife and I tripped across a yurt at Rainbow Hearth. I immediately called and booked a one night stay in the tree house yurt. What's a yurt? A yurt is a circular tent of felt or skins on a collapsible framework. Nomads in…
Keep ReadingAre you in the market for a tactical flashlight? Maybe you're in law enforcement and need the best equipment to keep yourself and those around you safe. Maybe you're a hunter or expert shooter and want the best light to aid at night. Or perhaps you do a lot of camping and need a useful…
Keep ReadingCedar Hill sits in the heart of the bustling Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. You'll find an oasis of natural beauty, breathtaking views, and natural attractions unlike anywhere in North Texas. That's why it's called the Hill Country of Dallas/Fort Worth. Our list of seven fun things to do in Cedar Hill should open your eyes to…
Keep ReadingLooking for some unique outdoor lodging? Try some of these tipis & glamping trips. Organized glamping trips feature all of the exposure to the great outdoors as traditional camping trips without the bugs, wild animals, sudden storms, leaking tents, smelly sleeping bags, and questionable food. Despite being outdoors, they come with awesome amenities such as…
Keep ReadingIt was just 11 months ago when Theresa and I posted our video of Bryan, Texas, but I'm glad we did. This is a really cute town. Some Fun, Interesting Facts About Bryan, Texas One of the most interesting things about Bryan is that it was incorporated in 1871, but the city had gone through…
Keep ReadingIt just doesn't get any better than RVing--camping, hiking, biking, exploring, and enjoying the scenery--in national parks. Since President Woodrow Wilson signed the act creating the National Park Service on August 25, 1916, the Service has grown to 58 national parks across the United States. Texas is home to two national parks: Big Bend National…
Keep ReadingBig Bend in the western arm of Texas amazes and awes everyone who lives in and visits this absolutely stunning region of Texas. Big Bend National Park highlights the beauty of Big Bend with its canyons, desert floor, gorges, mountains, plains, vivid colors, and its night skies full of millions of stars. Big Bend National…
Keep ReadingGrab your cowboy hat and saddle up for an unforgettable adventure through the heart of the Lone Star State! From the rustic charm of cozy cabin stays to the thrilling rush of paddling down untamed rivers, Texas State Parks offer a myriad of ways to truly experience the spirit of Texas. Whether you're a golfing…
Keep ReadingIf you are planning a Texas RV Rally, then here are some great RV rally locations in Texas to consider. Before a Park can make the list they must be RV friendly, have great sites, well maintained and clean facilities, friendly and courteous hospitality, meeting facilities, lots of amenities, and fun things to see and…
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